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Weston County board approves credentialing for six physicians
Summary
At a short Weston County meeting, board members approved minutes from a Dec. 12, 2024 special meeting, granted credentialing to six physicians across several specialties by voice vote, and then adjourned.
Weston County board members approved credentialing for six physicians and adopted two routine motions during a brief open session.
A board member moved to approve credentialing for Susan Eliasson, MD (pathology); Zachary Norman, MD (neurology); Vamshi Balasati, MD (neurology); Amar Tarabichi, MD (neurology); Thomas Reyer, MD (urology); and an individual described as radiology. Another board member seconded the motion; board members conducted a voice vote and the motion passed.
The credentialing vote followed a separate motion, earlier in the session, to approve the minutes of the Dec. 12, 2024, special board meeting. That motion was made and seconded and carried by voice vote. The meeting concluded after members moved and seconded to adjourn; that motion also passed by voice vote.
The record does not include a roll-call tally for any of the votes. Meeting remarks show voice votes with members saying “aye” and the chair declaring motions passed. The transcript does not record any substantive debate about the credentialing applications or specify employing institutions, privileging details, or conditions attached to approvals.
Votes at a glance - Approval of minutes (Dec. 12, 2024 special meeting): Motion made and seconded; voice vote; outcome: approved; tally: not specified. - Credentialing of six physicians (Susan Eliasson, MD — pathology; Zachary Norman, MD — neurology; Vamshi Balasati, MD — neurology; Amar Tarabichi, MD — neurology; Thomas Reyer, MD — urology; one radiology appointment — name not specified): Motion made and seconded; voice vote; outcome: approved; tally: not specified. - Adjournment: Motion made and seconded; voice vote; outcome: approved; tally: not specified.
The session transcript records the motions and voice votes but provides no further documentation of credentialing packets, privileging criteria, or supporting materials. The board member who moved the credentialing read the list of names and specialties aloud as part of the motion; a second board member moved the motions to approval and adjournment.
